Last Sunday June 17,2015 while working at Skyline Church , I received a call notifying me how my Brother Arthur Rhea "Chuky" Entzminger ,Jr was terminally ill and transitioning to hospice care. I cried that deep down gut wrenching cry in the parking lot. Little did I know he would pass away within 6 days. He passed May 23,2015. On that Sunday, I prayed out loud for God to give me a sign my brother would be in his arms upon his passing. A week prior on May 11th , I had visited Junior aka "Chuky"in the ICU in AZ and prayed the Salvation prayer with him. I guess I wanted a sign to let me know The Lord heard my prayer.
Even in the middle of grief, I still had an appetite. Go figure! As I drove a few miles away to Wings and Things I was still crying and praying. When I got out of the truck , I glanced to my left, I had parked right next to a white KIA with the words "CHUKY'S NICE" ....I took a picture. We Serve an amazing God!
My Cousin Marina started a GoFundMe Page to help with funeral expenses:
My Brother with weeks to live.
My Brother Arthur Chuky Entzminger , Jr (left) and younger Brother Ronald "Ron Ray" Entzminger . May one brother rest in peace and the other find peace!
This 1891 two-story Victorian farmhouse in Jamul has been abandoned for years now and is deteriorating as we speak. The wood facades and special architectural elements, such as double front porches and a bay window, are still painted barn-red with white trim, as is the large barn next to the house. It appears vandals have stripped the interior and uninvited guests may have made it their home. The house stands on a 185-acre property once owned by Hal Simpson, a nurseryman from Los Angeles. He opened Simpson's Nursery on 25 of the acres during the 1960s. Once an East County attraction, the nursery closed, leaving the abandoned house even more vulnerable. Who is responsible for the site is still a bit of a mystery.
